Singletracks

Singletracks

Singletracks aims to spread mountain biking insights that ignite thrilling adventures. Launched in 1999 by Jeff and Leah Barber, this website began as a platform to share their own mountain biking experiences. Over time, it has evolved to feature contributions from numerous enthusiasts worldwide, yet our core mission continues to stay true.

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  • 6 days ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    Fox 34 SC fork, photo: Matt DunnFox Factory Holding Corp. reported first quarter 2025 earnings today. While the report suggests modest improvements on some fronts, it’s clear the bike industry continues to face headwinds. Overall Q1 sales at Fox increased 6.5% in 2025 compared to 2024.

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    Photos: Nick GiomettiWhile on a large MTB group ride last month, a roofing nail got stuck in my friend Craig’s tire. We pulled off to the side, yanked the nail out, inserted a plug, and topped off the air pressure with the Flextail Tiny Tire Pump ACS. Total stop time: about two minutes. The riders around us were suitably impressed, and I’m similarly impressed with how well the Flextail works, despite some initial reservations.

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    The Westchester County Police Department in New York is reporting that a man has been arrested and charged with “deliberately placing tree limbs and other debris along a trail way used by mountain bikers at Blue Mountain Reservation, potentially exposing those bikers to serious injury.” The 44-year-old was caught thanks in part to three trail cameras installed by members of the Westchester Mountain Biking Association (WMBA).

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    All prices and availability are subject to change. There are plenty of things that keep us from riding when we want to, but none are more frustrating than a broken bike. With these supplies you can avoid waiting around for parts; just fix, and ride! Plus, you’ll save $$ by repairing what you’ve got instead of rushing to buying new. Before every ride, I remember my ABCs: air, brakes, and chain. Air refers to your tire pressure, but also your suspension.

  • 1 week ago | singletracks.com | Jeff Barber

    File photoHaving local mountain bike trails to ride is a blessing. Still, riding the same trails over and over can start to get boring, especially if they’re short, or we’re not intentional about how and when we ride them. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. tired trails? local Are you tired of riding your local trails?